To categorize and manage different kinds of employee absences, you can easily add new leave types in the system. To add new leave types, follow these steps: Step 1: Click on Settings in the admin panel on the left. Step … Continued
In Desklog’s desktop application, time tracking begins automatically as soon as the user checks in. Once the application is installed, you’ll see the Desklog icon in your system’s taskbar. When the icon turns green, it indicates that time tracking is … Continued
To update existing leave categories and their properties, you can easily edit leave types through the settings panel. To edit leave types, follow these steps: Step 1: From the admin panel on the left, click on Settings. Step 2: On … Continued
Step 1: To assign project privileges to users, go to Projects from the menu bar and select Project List. Step 2: Choose any project from the list. Step 3: In the top-right corner, click the dropdown arrow next to the … Continued
Step 1: Navigate to My Desklog from the left-hand panel of the Admin dashboard. Step 2: The Web Timer timeline will appear. Click on the task timeline (the bottom horizontal bar) to open the task request pop-up. Step 3: In … Continued
Step 1: In the admin left panel, click on Settings. Step 2: In the page that opens, click on Leaves. Step 3: From the list of options, select Special Leave. Step 4: Set the button to Enable to enable special … Continued
The My Desklog icon will only show up after you log in to the Desklog client app. Once you’re logged in, the icon will appear on your taskbar, indicating that the Desklog app has started tracking. According to your tracked … Continued
Step 1: Click on Settings from the Admin left panel. In the page that opens, click on Roles. Step 3: Navigate to the top right corner and click on the button Create Role. Step 4: A pop up will open, … Continued
Step 1: From the left panel, click on Settings and select Roles. Step 2: Find the role you want to modify and go to the Action column. Step 3: Click the red square icon. This will open the Role Permissions … Continued
Basically, there are 5 user roles and they are: Super Admin, System Admin, Manager, Team Leader and Normal User. Super Admin: The Super Admin role will be the owner of that organization’s Desklog account. i.e the one who made the … Continued